Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2387 (LINC02387)

Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2387 (LINC02387) is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) gene. It does not encode a protein, and its detailed biological functions, roles in disease, or interactions with drugs have not been characterized in major genomic or biomedical databases as of September 2025[1]. There is currently no evidence in published literature or database resources that LINC02387 is a validated or recognized therapeutic target, disease biomarker, or has any established molecular mechanism of action related to pathology or therapy[1]. Available information is limited to basic gene annotation, and no aliases beyond LINC02387 have been reported[1]. LINC02387 should not be confused with other lncRNAs with similar names (such as LINC01133 or LINC01184) that are associated with tumorigenesis, cellular signaling, or drug target research[2][3]. Note: If your query was intended for a different lncRNA (such as LINC01133 or LINC01184), which are described in research as having disease associations, please clarify the target, as LINC02387 does not display similar properties or roles in the current literature.

Other names

LINC02387